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Majority Rule and the Good-Faith Duty of Controlling Shareholders

资本多数决原则与控制股东的诚信义务

Classic Chinese scholarship arguing that majority rule can enable controller abuse and should be constrained by a good-faith duty owed by controlling shareholders.

Brief English Introduction

Zhu’s article is a foundational Chinese-language argument for treating controlling-shareholder power as legally constrained, not merely an incident of voting strength.

Use It For

Use this for the normative basis of controller duties and for reading new Company Law Articles 22, 89(3), 180(3), and 192 against a longer scholarly debate.